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... Fitzroy Somerset, Rosslyn, and Tbomas Cecil Lieut.-General Sir W. Gordon, Quarter-master General- Sir George Murray, Sir Charles Dance, and a ntsmber of military and scientific geutlemen. His Grace, Sir W.Gor- don, the Ladies Percy. &c., had a carriage attached ...
... upwards of 200000 miles without one accident worthy of notice Coach We have informed on respectable authority that Lieut Col Charles Dance i- principal shareholder of patent right for Steam been in town (Cheltenham) for of ascertaining arrangements necessary ...
... all her cargo! STEALI COACH THROUGIH CHELTENHAM.-We have been informed, on respectable authority, that Lieut.-Col. Sir Charles Dance, who is a principal shareholder of thdpatent right for steam coaches, has been in this town for the purpose of ascertainingwhat ...
... ORIGINAL POEMS AND PAPERS, J. K. P. Allan I'iinningiiam B. C. Thomas Carlyle The or the “Corn Law Umyucs* Kev. Hobart Cacntlr Charles Dance The Aemoa the Legacy* The Ktikii Shfeiiseii Jamfs Kvfrett Thomas I loon Bom Ann Mtipaziar) J. K. llfkvfv Kicharo Miss Jf ...
... RENT DAY' itHYMI3$S I ICHAltD HOWI'`T RE. H. STINO 1EV. HO13ART CAUNTElt HsMISS JEWSBURY THE AUTHOR OF THE H1STOilY OF CHARLES DANCE -CHARtLES LAMII lRELANDl THE AUTHOIt OF TTHE ' D031NIE'S THE AUTHOIt OF LONDON IN THE X. HIACAY WILSON, &c. &c. &c, ,LEGACY' ...
... ion and affect greatly the high honours and estates of a family at present little suspected of a precarious birth Sir Charles Dance’s steam-carriage started on Saturday morning at eleven from the Strand for Greenwich taking seventeen passengers at li ...
... is remain until the month of March Price 1 17 trials of locomotive steam carriages upon roads and particularly of Sir Charles Dance’s which accomplished journey London within five hours and is now regularly ruu-i London to Greenwich have the of eminent ...
... carriage between Birming-ham I 2tand the Metropolis is about to be put to the test, through 'd the means of the engine of Sir Charles Dance. I ia Au arrang-emient has just b)eell completed, by which the ( t time of the arrival of the mails in all the northern ...
... felt Birmingham on Friday as well as on good portion the line of road nearer London in consequence of the non-arrival of Charles Dance’s steam carriage The carriage started from London at four o’clock on Friday morning with an omnibus attached containing ...
... tailors-Livelt and Collett, Bir. miegham, v; riting-instrumesit moanulhcturers. BIRTHS.-Is L~ondon. the lady of Col. Sir Charles Dance, aL son-At He. mdel H~empstead, the lady of WV. Ei Crake, Elq. civil engineer, of tw in sous- In Fortlaisd-place, the lade ...
... Dust According to Mr Murphy we are thirteen rainy days in uncertain only eight fine BIRTHS Gloucester the Lady of Col Sir Charles Dance KH of son At Ilfracombe Devon the lady of Lieut Simkin R N of a daughter— At Exmouth the lady of Lieut Gifford of daughter ...
... Yeomanry Cavalry, commanded by Captain Quantocl, was inspected and reviewed at Wind- whistles on 'Ihuraday week, by Sir Charles Dance. The mnen went through their various exercises and evolutions in a asotetly way, which elicited the approbation of their ...